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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Looking for advice from anyone whose kid has take AP Calc BC and AP Physics at the same time at TJ. I know this is not recommended but DC is considering it for various reasons. DC is strong in math but only on the “normal” Math4/5 in 10th grade track. Anyone do this and use a tutoring company they would recommend to help get pre exposure to some of the math needed for the physics side of it? [/quote] Who said it's not recommended? That's totally normal. [/quote] Totally normal at TJ? I have not gotten that impression. Not recommend by teachers / counselors there. - OP[/quote] https://insys.fcps.edu/CourseCatOnline/courselist/503/12/0/0/0/1 [b]The co-requisite for enrollment at TJHSST is AP BC Calculus. Physics 1 is not a pre-requisite for AP Physics at TJHSST. [/b][/quote] This is reinforced in the Frequently Asked Questions page https://tjhsst.fcps.edu/FAQSciTech [/quote] TJ offers several flexible options for skipping math levels as well as mentioning prerequisites as suggested rather than required. However, a student's success on an accelerated math path largely depends on their math level and proficiency coming out of middle school. Even if two students begin with the same Math 3, one might require two full years to reach Calc BC and struggle to earn a B, while another might need just a year and a summer to reach Calc BC and excel in it while also doing two sports. Although students are eager to challenge themselves, parents are rightfully concerned about whether their child is biting more than they can chew, and find out if any preemptive measures can be taken to avoid possible nightmares. [/quote]
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